A survey overview and science highlights are presented for CEERS, which has contributed significantly to JWST’s “First Light” and “Galaxy Assembly” core science drivers.

The upper limit on the dispersion measure calculated for a fast radio burst implies that the Milky Way’s circumgalactic medium contains less that 100 billion solar masses of material.

Global dust storms on Mars increase the variability in the location of the bow shock and induced magnetospheric boundary, even after storm has subsided.

Data for more than 85,000 bright stars have been released from the AST3-II telescope, which is positioned on Dome A, the highest point on the Antarctic plateau.

Researchers investigate the Ophiuchus stellar stream, which displays substructure perpendicular to its main direction, a broadened tail, and a smaller angular extent than expected.

With the MAVEN spacecraft positioned in Mars’s magnetotail and Tianwen-1 in the upstream solar wind, researchers showed how interplanetary magnetic field rotation drives plasma processes in the magnetotail.